Sorting problems.

This code is meant to sort a list of movies from a file based on title, year, media and length. The format for the movie file is:

Code:

 You've Got Mail,1998,109,DVD
Birthday Girl,2002,129,VHS
Get Shorty,1995,117,DVD
Spy Game,2001,120,DVD
About a Boy,2002,117,DVD

I'm looking to figure out what it is that I'm doing wrong. It outputs the first title many times. It looks like a loop problem but I can't figure it out. I don't expect this program to work magically but it seems I just can't find the problem. It outputs over and over again and I'm really not seeing the logic that causes it to run without more accurate output. I really need to figure out why it doesn't output

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

//Constants - This is used inside sort function to determine 
//which field to sort on

const int MOVIE_TITLE = 0;
const int YEAR = 1;
const int MEDIA = 2;
const int LENGTH =3;


//Global Variables
	string title[188];
	string year[188];
	string mediaType[188];
	string length[188];

 void Sort(const int col, int howMany, bool dir)
{
    switch(col)
	{
	   case MOVIE_TITLE:
		{
              string temp_title;
	          string temp_year;
	          string temp_mediaType;
              string temp_length;
		      int limit = howMany;//The number of elements in the array to be searched
              bool swapped = true;
              int j = 0;
              while(swapped)
			  {
                 /*j++;
                 cout << "iteration "<<j << endl; */
                 
                 swapped = false;//No swapp has taken place
	             //Propagate through array
	             
                 for(int sub=0;sub<limit - 1; sub++)
				 {
	                //dir - asc, or desc order, nothing to do with files
	                if(dir)
					{
		               //ASCENDING
		               if(title[sub] > title[sub+1])
					   {
		                  //elements are out of order..swap them
						   //Write first to temp
			             
                         
                         temp_title = title[sub];
						 temp_year = year[sub];
						 temp_mediaType = mediaType[sub];
                         temp_length = length[sub];
                         //Overwrite first with second
			             title[sub] = title[sub+1];
						 year[sub] = year[sub+1];
						 
						 mediaType[sub] = mediaType[sub+1];
						 length[sub] = length[sub+1];
		                 
                         //Overwrite second with temp
						 title[sub+1] = temp_title;
				 /*cout << "TRACER2 = "<< title[sub+1] << endl<<cin.get();*/
						 year[sub+1] = temp_year;
						 mediaType[sub+1] = temp_mediaType;
						 length[sub+1] = temp_length;
			             swapped = true;
					   }
					}
		            else
					{
		               //DESCENDING
		               
                       if(title[sub] < title[sub+1])
					   {
		                  //elements are out of order..swap them
		                  
                         string temp_title = title[sub];
						 string temp_year = year[sub];
						 string temp_mediaType = mediaType[sub];
                         string temp_length = length[sub];

			             title[sub] = title[sub+1];
						 year[sub] = year[sub+1];
						 mediaType[sub] = mediaType[sub+1];
						 length[sub] = length[sub+1];
		                 

						 title[sub+1] = temp_title;
						 year[sub+1] = temp_year;
						 mediaType[sub+1] = temp_mediaType;
						 length[sub+1] = temp_length;
			             swapped = true;
					   }
					} 
				 }//end for()

		      limit--;
			  }//end while()
		     break;
		}
        case YEAR:
           break;
        case MEDIA:
	       break;
        case LENGTH:
	       break;
	}
	
}

int main()
{    
	//Declare vars
	//File record

	//int age;
	//int code;

	//Generalg
	string record;
	int recordcount = 0;
//	int maxElements;
	ifstream dataIn;

	//Search
//	string lookFor;
//	int compares = 0;

	//Open file
	dataIn.open("Movies.dat");
	if(dataIn.fail())
	{
		cout << "Unable to open the data file." << endl;
		return 99;
	}

	//Read a record
	getline(dataIn,record);
	int delimiterposition;	//location in the record of field separator (,)
	recordcount = 0;
	while(dataIn.eof() == false)
	{
        if(record == "")
		{
           break;
        }
		delimiterposition = record.find_first_of(',',0);
		/*cout << "record="<<record<< endl;*/
        if(record.substr(0,delimiterposition-0) == "")
        {
           break;
        }
		title[recordcount] = record.substr(0,delimiterposition-0);
		delimiterposition = record.find_first_of(',',0);
		year[recordcount] = record.substr(0,delimiterposition-0);
		/*cout<< "TRACER3 year="<<year<<endl<<cin.get();*/
		delimiterposition = record.find_first_of(',',0);
		mediaType[recordcount] = record.substr(0,delimiterposition-0);
		delimiterposition = record.find_first_of(',',0);
		length[recordcount] = record.substr(0,delimiterposition-0);
		recordcount++;	//point to next element
		getline(dataIn,record);
	}//end of input loop
   return 0;

1 work on your indentation
2 do not use global vars
3 where do you call your sort function?
4 where do you output your data?
5 do not use eof to control read loop - check the return value of getline

Output? It doesn't look like that program produces any output. You're not calling your Sort function, and you've got no loop to output the results either.

I suggest you desperately look into using an array of structures instead of multiple arrays.